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TYREToXICuN POISON, >,
1t Can be EffectuaIIy Destroyed by Boil
ing Your Ice Cream.

tCopyTig, 1887, by tie California associated Press
number of the Journal Of ARGlytical Ckenistry
will contain an article by Professor Victor c.
Vaughan, upon the tyretoxicon poisonous sub
stance sometimes found in ice cream. This sub
stance was discovered by Vaughan abOut p
year ago. He has dscOvertd d that it is identical
with "diazo benzol,' which has been known
for many years and was first prepared from
analire by German chemist An important
point brought ont by Professor Vaughan's re-
searches is that the poison is destroyed by boil
ing the ice-cream mixture efore freezing
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Santa Rosa Items.

copyright, 1857, By he California associated Press.
SANTA Rosa, July 21st.-Postmaster HOOD, who
was oct driving this morning, had his horse run
away, throwing him out and injuring him con-
siderably about the head
The butcher shop of f. Hierth was robbed last
night of $50. The burglar gained admittance
through back door and found the safe open
and without trouble forced open the money
drawer
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New York Republicans,

ICopyngh, 1887, by The California associated Press.
New YORK. July 2lst.-[speeial There are
frequent conferences of prominent State Re
publicans in New York. Chairman Chester S.
Cole has issued a call for a meeting of the State
Committee, to be held at Saratoga August I'd.
The committee viii name the time and place
for the State Convention. In his circular letter
to the members of the committee Captain Cole
says that very important questions will be con-
sidered by the committee, and he earnestly Ie-
quests every member to be present.
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Unqualified ApproyaI. :

Allcock's Porous Plasters is the only
external remedy that has the unqualified
recommendation of professional men as
wei as that OF The public in general
IL Is the only genuine porous plaster. and
all other so called porous plasfe~s are
nothing more than perforated counfer,
irritants made to sell on the reputation of
Allcock's. Beware of them,
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A sWINDLER CAUGHT.
Arrest of an Californian FOR an IndI-
ana Crime.

CHICAGO July 2lst.-Horace G. JACQUES, who
several years ago, at Poseyville, Ind, burned
his elevator aud secured the insurance and fled
without paying any of the farmers from whom
he had received the grain was arrested to-day
He has been doing business on the open Board
Of Trade under the name OF George Brown. He
has made full confession. and win be taken ut
once to Poseyville for trial. His crime there
netted him $4,000. Upon leaving Indiana,
Jacques proceeded to Chico Cal, and after do
ing business for some time went into bank
ruptcy. He was accidentally noticed on the
Board by farmer from Poseyville, who quietly
informed the police. Jacques says his elevator.
although apparently bursting with grain on the
night of the fire, contained only a few hundred
bushels skillfully distributed over boards near
the tops of the bins. Before setting fire TO the
establishment he SO fixed the doors that ingress
was iInDOSSiblp
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THE "sNOB MATTER.
DIR. Tanner Gracefully Apologies to the
House of Commons

LONDON July 2lst.-Dr Tanner. the Home
Rule member for Middle Cork, appeared in the
House OF Commons this evening in obedience 10
the summons to explain the charge that he had
called Walter Hume Long "a d ID snob," and
used other offensive language. Dr. Tanner said
that Long had badgered him repeatedly about
his (Tanners s. exclusion from the division and
said: That was nice sell you got ~ Dr. Tan
ner was sorry for replying to Long as he did. and
withdrew the expression
Sir Julian Goldsmith liberal Unionist), asked
that the matter be dropped now
w. II. Smith said that Tanner had offered no
explanation of his absence last Monday, and
Parliament must declare its sense of his con
Duct. II month suspension was too long Il
term it would be shortened.
After lengthy discussion between Gladstone
and Smith the latter withdrew his motion. and
the incident ended ~
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Homeless Russians
Emperor william.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 21st.-Three hundred
and ffty houses have been destroyed by fire ID
Syenzlany, Russia, and 4, 900 persons were made
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Greeley. In 1875 he was nominated for Attor-
ney-General, and had the distinction of defeat
by a smaller majority than Governor William
Allen. Contrary TO his wishes, he was nomi-
mated for Congress in 1882, and though defeated
by General James S. Robinson, he reduced the
Republican majority to 400. In 1884 he headed
the Democratic Electoral ticket. During the
past four years he has had a law office in Co
lumbus
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Dyed-in-the-wool Americans.

ERIE, July 21st.-At yesterdays Convention of
the Junior Order of United American Mechanics
sylvania-a resolution was adopted that me-
mortal be presented to Congress asking that a
per capita tax be imposed on foreign emigrants
landing at American ports. Congress viii also
be asked to prohibit the landing of pauper emf
grants, and to pass law requiring that foreign
born emigrants shall live as citizens 2l years
hafore eligjb1e IN Office
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IT Is A FACT" that Hoods Sarsaparilla
does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other
diseases or affections arising from impure
state or Low condition of the blood, over
comes that tired feeling, creates a good
appetite, aud gives strength 70 every part
OF the system. Try it.
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ABOUT a WOMAN.
The Pistols Pop Awakens the Quiet Town
of Folsom.

Copgig, 1857, bg 0e California associated Press
FOLSOM, July 2lst.-Henry Schone, while un
der the influence of fliquor thismorning, snapped
a pistol at Jim Orr, of New York ravine whom
he suspected of undue intimacy with his wife
who keeps a saloon at Mormon Island called the
Hole in the Wall. Orr drew his revolver and
shot Schone in the left breast, the ball gancine
off and passing through the fatty part OF the lef
arm. Schone is not fatally injured.
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Foundry Burned.

Copyright, 1887, by the California associated Press ]
PoRTLASD, July 21st-The foundry and ma
chine shop of ID. L. Remington, at Woodburn,
was burned las! night. The loss is 5000 and
tIa inS
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Apparently Not a D." Fake. y

here last night between the Belfast Spider
and Jack Ravlin, featherweights, was one of
the hardest contested battles on record. The
little fellows fought and Slugged each other for
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OREGON.
Arrival OF Distinguished Party En- Route
to Alaska.
LC0pvlglt, 1SS7, by Q.e CalVIornia .lssoeio

IC0ppIg1t, 1857, by Me CdIUoTnld lSSocided IressI
PORTLAND, July 21st.-United States Senators
Cameron of Pennsylvania, Allison of Kansas,
Vest of Missouri, and Farwell of Illinois Will ar
rive tomorrow over the Northern Pacific. With
u large party, including several ladies, they will
take the next steamer Tor Alaska.
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Another Tourist Killed.
An Uninviting Throne.

BENZ, July 2lst.-An Englishman who at
tempted the ascent of Diavolezza mountain
without guides fell over precipice aud was
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Heavy Fighting in Egypt.

CAIRO. July 2lst.-A report has been received
that tribe friendly 70 Egypt attacked the
Mahdists under 0slnan Digna, near Wassala.
9f0 Warp LilIad 'e "H4Ni
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The Supreme Court Declares the Woman
Suffrage Act Void.

Copyright, 1857, by the California Assoctated Prcs,l
OLYMPIA, July 21st.-A full Bench of the Su-
preme Court this morning unanimously sus.
tained the lower Court declaring the Woman
Suffrage Act void
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A Prominent Missourian Gone.

LocKPoRT (N. ". July 2Ist.-Rey. Mother
Emily, Superior of the Order of the sisters of
St. Mary in America, died last night.
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The Telenhone Litigation.
ICopyrlglt. 1857, by the California Associateol P

lCopyTigd, 1857, by the California associated Press
lace in he fnitnS States T-cait Conrt io t
hand down a decision in the case of the
American Bell Telephone Company against the
Globe Telephone Company, to restrain the de-
fendant from infringing on the patent granted
to Alexander Graham Bell on March :, 1886.
Judge Wallace granted the permanent injunc,
ton asked for by the Bell Telephone Company
His opinion is long one.
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And crushed out of all semblance TO humanity.
To most of the victims death must have come
instantaneously. but some of them appeared to
be yet quivering and life was ebbing away when
the train was brought to q standstlll.
There was only fifteen minutes delay, and the
train, which had wrought so much disaster
proceeded on its way from Allendale to Hobo
l-f,c
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The Butte City Bridge.
Arrest of a Lynch-Leader.
Los Angeles Climate.

Copyright, 1887, by tie California associated Press
RIVERSIDE, July DIST. This has been the
hottest day of the season. The thermometer
reached l05O
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a CARD.

NA 0AG SN.
IETNA SODA COMPANY:
Dear Sirs-I am most happy TO render the fol
lowing statement l had been afflicted with
dyspepsia, and for a long time suffered its ago
nies, and had also much trouble from insomnia
and dryness of the throat, the result of dyspep-
sia. By chance ! happened TO drink bottle OF
1Etna Water and found it relieved me from the
dryness of the throat. 1 continued its use and
my dyspepsia left me- and can now sleep as
well as l ever did. I have recommended it TO
many of my acquaintances similarly afflicted.
and they have experienced the same grateful
results. W. C. REED,
al Battery Street.
San Francisco, May Il, 1857.
hs- Mr.. Reed is an old resident OF the Bay
city and well-known among the mercantile
community.
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No Such Values Eyer Before Thrown Upon the
Retail Market in this City,
Ali Departments Share Alike in the General
Cutting and Slashing of Prices!

One Lot of OO0
Ginghams for cents per yard.
5000
yard.
1000 Yards Stripe wide, a
riety Of patterns
1000 Yards Boucle Stripe All Wool Bunting double width 40
wide, light medium shades;
cents down to 16 cents per yard
1900 Yards Handsome
from 16 cents to 10 cents per yard,
1000 Yards Turkey Red Oil CcOes from
yard.
LOCO Yards of White Corded per
yard. r
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An Indiscreet Young Lady.

WASHINGTON, July 2ist.-Last night Peter
Barkhart, aged 20, awealthy farmer near Peters
burg, having become jealous of his young wife,
deliberately shot her dead in the presence of
their 4-year-old boy, and then killed himself
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! PARIS, July 2lst.-Paul Deroulede. leader OF
| the Revenge party, has declined to enter into a
contest Tor the vacant seat in the Chamber OF
Deputies for the Department of Meuse, but il is
] believed ne will be, nevertheless.
| figdT0 says 1t is believes negotiations between
Germany and the Vatican tor the Germaniza-
| ton OF Alsaee- Lorraine have collapsed the Pone
refusing to forbid the use of French in the semi
naries of that province.
| The Senate to-day passed the mobilization
| bill, 172 to 81.
| De Lessep's presided at to-day's meetipc~of
| The shareholders of the Panama canal Dom
Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, was present The an
Ilal report showed decrease in former conf
! uence that the canal will be opened in $50 but
! expressed the hope that connection between the
Atlantic and Pacific will then exist across the
lSthmus OF Panama and the works be COM
pleted soon afterwards.
Ia France states that members of the party
OF the Right,safter the.Sehnaebele incident pro-
posed to General Boulanger that he head a
monaTenist coup detaf. He responded !" II
ever / take part in q coup d'eiat IL win bc
against the Anarchists and to maintain the re-
public"
Piliaging In the Cholera District.
ROME, July 2lst.-Twenty- deaths from
cholera occurred in Catanfa during the last
twenty-four hours. The people are panic
owners have lied 70 escape the scourge.
Heavy Fighting in Egypt.
CAIRO July 2ist.-A report has been received
that tribe friendly 10 Egypt attacked the
Mshdists under Osinan Digna, near Wassala
aIid that heayy lighting ensued, during which
LOO were killed.
Another Tourist Killed
BE2NE, July 2lst.-An Englishman vbo at
tempted the ascent of Diavolezza mountain
without guides fell over precipice aud was
An Uninviting Throne.
VIENNA. July 2lst.-rhe Bulgarian delegates
VINO were sent to notify Prince Ferdinand OF his
election 10 the Bulgarian throne and to urge his
acceptance, are leaving Vienna. They are dis
appointed with the result of their mission II is
the general opinion in Vienna that Prince Fer
dinand will formally decline to occupy the
throne.
1t is denied that ex-Premier Radosavof has
been arrested on q charge OF treason The Re
gents will enter Sofia to-day.
Homeless Russians.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 21st-Three hundred
and nfty houses have been destroyed by fire at
Syenzjany, Russia, and 1000 persons were made
homeless.
Emperor William
BERLIN, July 21st.-Einperor William will 90
to konigsberg on September 4th He viii wit
ness the naneuyers of the troops from the 9Th
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Riding with a Loaded Gun.


CopyT7gH, 1857, by le CalJornia Associdted IresS.
MARTINEZ, July 2lst.-George Slater, aged II,
while riding in wagon going hunting, acci-
dentally discharged his gun, the contents pass
ing through the arm above the elbow and lay
ing the bone bare for six inches. Amputation
will be necessary
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WARLIKE MASEUYERs.

Reported Activity in Germany Military
Circles At Metz.
BERLIN, July 2lst.-Great military activity is
| reported at Metz The enlarging of the eYolu-
| tlonS OF troops are proceeding constantly The
work is continued at night by the aid of electric
| lights The balloon department is experiment.
ing with view to trying the destructive effect
OF dynamite hurled down upon foes from a bal
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a CARD,

Seeing among the testimonials of the lEtna
one signed by my old friend, l.. A. Murch, who
fought Indians with me under my command
over thirty years ago, 1 was induced to try
case of 4Etna Mineral Water. was four years
ago taken down with paralysis, losing the use OF
my right side, and I suffered in consequence
from dyspepsia, neuralgia, kidney disease, loss
of eye-sight, hearing and speech. commenced
to use .Etna the first OF last month. drinking a
large glassful twice day, one in the morning
ON arising and the other at night. felt the
happy efft ct it had on me from the commence
ment. 1 find my old friend Murch testimonial
true to the letter, for it is having the same
splendid effect on me.
JAMES MCMAHON.
n. f. cor. Washington and Battery streets
San Francisco, June l, 1887.
ss- Mr.. Mcmahon is one of the oldest of old
Californians, and viii cheerfully confirm his
statement at his place of business
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Santa Cruz, but-strange to say-for quite differ
ent reasons than those advanced by the author
of the plan Mr.. Fernow says the reserve would
pay the Government in dollars and cents. The
plan is to be placed before the Pacific coast del
CATION to secure national aid
The Butte City Bridge.
BUTTE CITY, Jnly 21st.-The job of taking out
the Butte City bridge from where it fell last
winter has been completed by the California
Bridge Company. The entire structure is now
raised and placed upon Il barge left here for that
purpose. with the exception of the four iron
tubes that the tuIu-table rested upon. The lat
ter seem TO have become so deeply imbedded in
the sand and mud in the bottom of the river as
to resist all efforts of ten-horse power engine
used by the wreckers to raise them and as their
position in the river does not hinder navigation,
in all probability they will be left in d-stream
Arrest of a Lynch-Leader.
Copyright 1887, by The California associated Press
LAFAYETTE, July Ast.-Abe Blackburn, of
North Iamhlll, has been arrested on supposi-
ton that he is the leader of the party which
lynched Oscar Kelly. No other arrests have
been made.
Thieves in Contra Costa.
BYRON, July 2lst.-Burglaries and robberies
have been frequent here of late. The Byron
Hotel was robbed the other night as was the
postoffice, from which $40 worth of postage
stamps were taken.
Los Angeles Climate.
ECopylgh, 1887, by tie California Associated Press
RIVERSIDE, July 2lst. This has been the
hottest day of the season. The thermometer
reached 1869.
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TIGHT GAME AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 21st.-The last game Of the
series closed here to-day between Washington
ana Detroit, and was, without doubt, the best
game played this season in the series. Ten mn
lngs falleG to decide the first contest which
was called on account of darkness. Ten innings
were also necessary 70 deeid yeg.erday 5 game
which the home team ~ TkS game today,
however, capped the CLIMAX, and the home team
accomplished a feat which no other club has
the big team without run The main cause Of
this result was the mastery pitching of Gil
more, VINO from the start had the heavy -hitters
from the City of the Straits completely at his
mercy. Pitchers-Gimore and Getzein. Catch
ers-Maek and Camel. Score-washiugton /,
Detroit O.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
New YoRK-The Indianapolis game was Dost.
poned on account of rain
PHILADELPHIA-The League and American
games We're postponed to-day on account of
rain.
BALTIMoBE-Baltimore Q, Cincinnati 3
BROOKLYN-Brooklyn 6, Louisville .
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Value of a Hawaiian Cable.

ICopyTlgt, 1857, 6y Ae CdIJoT'nd ASsoadted Press
NEW YORK, July 21st.-[Special. THE Tribune
says editoriaily Experience shows how con-
Islands would be. Its commercial value would
also be considerable All the same, it is not
likely that the proposition of the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce, that the Government
give substantial aid to a cable project will re-
ceiye general aDDrOVal "
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Death of Daniel 4. Casserly.


IOVPyFtga, Iool Oy us CdtJoF7id 1Ssociated IrCss.
NEW YORK, July 2lst.3 Special Daniel A
Cassery "A lawyer and jurnalist died at ST. Mary 5
Hospital, of consumption, after long Illness,
on July Attn, aged 40 years, Casserly was a
brother of the late United States Senator Cas-.
serly, of California. He was a member of the
law firm of Rudd & Casserly, of this city. Ten
years ago Mr.. Casserly became journalist and
he has been on the editorial staff of the Tribune
and Times
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HOME AFFAIRS.
TERRIFIC POWDER EXPLOSION
IN ILLINOIS.
A Railroad Horror-Ohio Democ-
racy-kilrain and Smith
Racing and Baseball.
FRIGHrFUL EXPLOSION.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE REcOnD-uN1oS.
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On the spot and wounding many others The
shrieks of the victims were heartrending, and
when the train slowed up the track presented
sickening sight, being covered with the mangled
bodies The rails We're splashed with blood and
broken limbs and pieces of ragged flesh being
scattered in all directions. Some of the bodies
were
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CAUTION!

Having been credibly informed
tnat inferior Wines have been
offered and sold under differen
Brands as genuine
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vAN DID NOT PITCH.
And the Chicago Team Was Obliged to
Take Second Place

BOSTON, July 2lst.-Captain Anson did some
great kicking and protesting on some decisions
to-day. In fact this was one of the features of
the game, delaying it twenty minutes at one
time. O.d Ans however came near tieing
the hardest hit of the game to the left-center
Tor two bases. Pfeiier followed him with an
other TO right field. This, however was cap
tured t py Kelly and Ans was put out at the
home plate IT was the closing game Of the
Boston series. Pitehers-Conway and Baldwin
Catchers-Tate and DAILY. ScOre-Boston ?
ChicagO / -
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Russian Securities Not in Favor

to the 9Th, and viii return to Berlin by way of
DantZic and Stctin on the lIth
Russian Securities Not in Favor.
LONDON, July 2iSi.-There mas been a large
iail on me Brusselse end Antwerp bourses il the
Undoubtedly Lost.
LONDON. July 2lst.-Inquiries made by the
owners OF the British ship Carremanu from
San Francisco to Shields, have resulted in The
confirmation Of the report Of her loss. There
are no tdiugs.
An Editor Dying.
Moscow, July 2lst-Ni Kgtkof, editor of tn,
Moscow Gdzette. who was thought to De con-
yalescent has had a relapse and is now dying.
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Shasta Brick and Orange Soil.
"Ct1<sfI tIIdn Esthe1c.
r9gynsai, 1857. BY the California Associated ,,,

REDWOOD Cry, July 21st.-B. F. Fernow
ehiei OIL the Forestry Division of the Agricnl;,
arai department, has written strong Endorse
ment OF the project OF reserving portion Of tha
coast redwood forest between Pescadero and